St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-05
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ABERDEEN,s ANsORTmEs
OF Breezy News Items of Interest to
at Least Few People.


at Least a Few People.
Special to the Globe
ABERDEEN, OAK, March 4.-The past
few days has so thawed the snow ON the
toboggan slide that the electric light has
been removed and the winters sport is
probably at an end. Owing to storms dur
ing the winter the slide has been closed the
greater part of the time, but like many
more Dakota towns this winter, it stands
monument to the winter sport. COnsidera-
BILE difficulty has been experienced by the
different roads running into this city during
the past two weeks in keeping open, and
for the past six days the Milwaukee road
has been unable to get q train from Mime
apolis. Other roads are making irregular
connections. The Baptist social which was
to have been held at the residence of DR..
HueStis was postponed on account Of tenn
perance meetings. Among the Aberdeen
visitors to Bismarck during the past week are
John Il. McChesney, j. Q. A. Braden, Maj.
f. Howe, County Treasurer Williams, e.
L. Mccoy, G. A. Bliss, Gen. l.. N. H.
Harris. G. W. Starting and our represent
alive, Hon. A. w. Campbell The city is
still full of commercial men anxiously
awaiting trains on the Chicago. Milwaukee
q st. Paul to continue their trips. Hon.
d. w. Diggs. president of the Dakota
Bankers association, has been in the city
several days during the week. An electric
light was placed in MARBLES building We'd
neSday to furnish light for the temperance
meetings being held there nightly. The
ladies of the Presbyterian church will give
corn social at the A. o. U. W. hall Fri
day evening. A variety of refreshments
will be served, all of which will use corn in
some manner. The Hotel Artesan changed
hands March l, Mr.. Finch retiring
and the Mentor Bros. assuming
control. The popular house will be
kept up to its former standard.
The city marshal is enforcing the city Or
dlnance regarding dogs without licenses,
and over twenty-five ownerless dogs have
been shot during the week. Henry Good
win left for the East this week to visit
Chicago and Eastern points on business
trip. john Tarrant. of Murdoch, has been
snow-bound on his way to visit his claim
near Bowdle, for the past week. Many re-
quests are being received by the United
| States land officers here for extensions of
time in proving up and contesting claims on
account of the snow blockade. Ordway
people seem to think they have been send
ing representative to Bismarck looking
after their Ordway university for no benefit
| to themselves, as the university has been
renamed the Aberdeen university and is,
as the bill reads, to be located mile and a
half from the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul depot. Most of the machinery of the
Aberdeen pillow factory has arrived and the
shops are in running order. Several ship
ments already have been made of harrows,
etc. The factory will manufacture har-
rows, plows. cultivators and land rollers
Charles n. Harris and George w. jenkins
will leave for Bismarck Thursday night to
help look after the interests OF Central Da-
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